Project Accountant

Wilson & Company•Kansas City, MO

7d•$55,000 - $75,000

About The Position

With over 800 employees and consistent 15% year-over-year growth, Wilson & Company is a thriving, dynamic organization poised for continued success. We are now seeking a Project Accountant to add to the team. This position requires a strong aptitude for cost analysis, particularly in relation to collections and reconciliation issues. The selected candidate will serve as technical expert to external clients providing support for complex and high-risk matters involving assigned accounts and project cost evaluations. This role is often part of a fast-paced environment and requires the ability to work independently and prioritize tasks effectively. You must represent department with a positive and cooperative attitude in all interactions.

Requirements

Knowledge of general accounting practices.
Working experience in Deltek, experience with Vision or Vantagepoint a plus.
Bachelor’s degree in accounting, or equivalent experience
At least 3 years in project administration, preferably in an engineering or technically related field.

Responsibilities

Assists with resolving complex project variances.
Identify and implement alternative solutions to prevent project cost overruns
Manages accounts receivable by communicating with clients to identify and resolve account discrepancies
Collects unsettled accounts receivable to ensure timely cash flow
Prepares project cost breakdown to external clients and presents results to management
Prepares weekly collection reports and reviews assigned accounts for accuracy and ensures project reconciliations are being completed
Monitors account balance and collaborate with internal teams to resolve billing and account-related concerns
Responsible for daily entries of project activities with extensive details that are critical to the continuation of construction projects
Reviews and audit projects’ As-builts to ensure quality and completeness of project
Ensures all activities comply with federal, state, and company financial policies and regulations
Implement process improvements